TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE NINE
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Big Alturas
Ranch Sold
Al.TUIlAfl, Muri'h 3-A rmii'li hair
Invnlvlni nearly una iiillllnn clnllura,
WM made Inat week, 'l int rniu li In
IntalfHl In Uie iiulhi'rii cud ol Mm -prlae
Valley unit rimlnlm I3,I)IKI
inn.
nealriea Hie arrruue, Hie mile In
cluded 4H00 tieiicl aUK'k Idurihrr
with the rnniin mid water iIkIHa.
The ranrli win uwued by Mr. und
Mra. W. L lliiwn. f nt inrrly n( Hiiiiiu
Monlra. 'Ill" new iiwnera are limh
frnm liend, Ore. 'Miry urn Kilwiuil
Wllaon und J. W. Judy.
Oral Ioiinrd. Iik-iiI at k buyrr,
will handle the aiilr of rattle (or the
new ownrra. Ir4iiiurd aIhIm tliut
lie expect to cut llm Murk to I Mm.
1 hniirea far an ari'ltlrni urr
(I rally Inrrritkrrf. Inure yuur par
nnw. Hum Norland. 113 N. tllh HI.
Census Shows
Alturas Gain
AI.TUIIA8, Murili 3 -Preliminary
rt'ii'irl which have to no to WimIi
IiikWmi, I). (;. fur niiifliiiiullnii on
llir rlly renaiia with ri'li'ii.si'd by
Vrriirin MIIIki ,.r llm ..,.. ,u I,
I AllKrlra, wild Willi III illume, ullii
allow a ainiill kiiIII nljun llir lUtl)
cetinun.
'Mir iirriii'ilt flKiiri'H dive Ait illun
it poiiulnlliin id il'llll). 'Mir IIHU
i runlln allowed H . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tun of '.'mill.
mill) id only null. Tlil In lot
lower than entlinuied by I he
city rrounrll wlirn tho mintl Wim
proponed.
However thin will mean iibotil
Ituix) will revert to tho clly from
tho Mute iik the lux money In din
irlhuled luvonllnii tn imputation hi
Ctillfornln.
Canby
'Iho Mnlhem club meeting wim
held lit the Ciinby coiriinuiilty hull
on rcbiuiiry II. Valentine were
exchmiKcd umoiitc aecret piila. Cup
tiikea und homemade cundy were
nerved by Mildred l,ovenewi, Kthel
llrownliiK, Evelyn lllikn mid KllJi
Ijiill Derby. Guinea wero enjoyed
ufteraurd.
Horn to Mr. und Mrn. Marvin Mc
Krrniiu on February III, a fi-pound
lb-ounce buby iflrl who haa been
juiiued Iturburu Jo.
Mr. und Mrn. Kruenl Green unrl
family huve moved to Valley FulK
Ore.
Mr. und Mrn. Jltu MeC'rury und
Linda hnvo moved to Dili l.akea.
'1'he old nervlre ntutlon on the roud
ut the Minion Klnher farm burned
to the around on Tuendiiy of thin
week. The pluee wnn beliiK necupled
by Mr. and Mnf. I,. (I. C'rlnt who
moved there from Cnnby only lunt
week.
Kuuliiiur Ackeratrrnn dropped
block on hln ankle Innl week und
broko hln leu.
Mrn. Floyd Cantrall and Mrn. C.
Nlvenind were Klumutli J-'ulls vlnl
tnrn Innl week.
Mr, und Mrn. Lawrence Ruuuber
and duiiKhter Ilerky moved to Red
ding: lunt week. Tho Unrulier will
I . mlnncd hi our community.
On February IA Dunne Berlicht
had the experience of IihvIiik u
deer run Into the Aide of hln cur.
The deer wiui killed but no (liimiite
waa done to Dunne a tar.
Kd Motrin hua kouo down near
I .on AnKclcn to utteud u forestry
meetlnit for two week,
Denny Hole celebrated Inn eighth
birthday with u roller nkulliiK party
ut th eominunlty hull. Alter the
nkntlnil IH younicntera did Juntlee to
nnndwlehen, pop and birthday cuke.
The little three-rnonth-old baby
of the Arthur HarretUi Wua In the
honpltul with bronchial pnruinonla
but nhe la home ut thin time.
There will be u dance ut the Canby
community hall March 0. Munle will
bo by Wenwd'a orchentm. Thin will
be the flrnt dame alnce the akutlnff
rink liaa been put In.
Mr. und Mrn. Hod Douklti and
Hon of Kalem were cullcr at the
Price CrulK home February H. The
Doiiklna lire old-thno frlenda of the
CralKN. Mr. and Mrn. Joo Cral(f.
purenla of Price CrulK. were week
end KUeata at tho Price CrulK houne.
Mr. and Mrn. .Junior Kof-e of
Cunby ure npcndlnK a vncutlon vlalt
li ik Mr. and Mr.i. Kmc 's folka In Mo
dento, Calif.
Ill Browne left lui,t Wcdncoduy
Hager
Mr. and Mra. Mo.lniro arc plan
nliiK to move here next week from
Klamath rutin. Mra. Mozlnno la the
former Jlette Wrlifht.
The aide rondn are netting quite
muddy unaln.
Mr. and Mra. OeorKe Kohler are
In Bait Luke City thin week. They
drove down. Douiflaa Kohler uccorn
.aided them.
Mr. and Mrn. R. H. Andernoii at
tended a party In Merrill Baturday
evenliiK.
Mr. and Mrn. Harold Mullory and
Chrlntlno Wllllainn of the Y market,
who huve been vucatlnnhiK for the
paat three weeka, returned laat
'i'uevluy from Iaiik Heach und other
polnta In Southern California.
The navy'a technical trade achoo.n i
of today are the aame onea whlcn i
arcompllnhed neur-wondcrn during
wi puat war in navy training.
for Bnn Franclnco. He naya he In
KOlng to Palm Bprlnifn for a vacation.
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ANOTHER SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED
100 Wool Blankets
6" Longer than oyoroge 72"x90"
6 Glowing Colon
Yet, they're. 72" x 90" double bed ilia to generouily cover
ANY bod made from all virgin wool! Glowing huet of
greon, rote, bluo, peach, gold and white.
Blanket Dept. Downstair!
Store At
Crescent Sold
CRESCENT LAKE, March 3
The Creacent Lake atnre waa taken
over by the new owner, Clyde Rlt
tr of Portland, on March 1, with
the former awnera, Mr. and Mra.
Howard J. Bherman, ataylng over
for 10 daya to acquaint him with
the bualnesa. Hitter haa alto pur
chased the Hherman a new home at
Crescent Lake along with other
piopertlea that go with the atore
building. Phoenix, Ariz., la the dea
tlnatlon of Louise and Howard
Bherman, where they will enter the
real catate prnfeaalnn, but they plan
to remain at the lake until Septem
Ix r and make r acoutlng trip aouth
stiout the end of March. Several
avanona of finning and hunting
a-nund the lake region Inspired
Clyde Rltter 'o purchaae the atore
In order to remain the year-round.
Chiloquin
Home laat week-end on a 72-hour
leave from Treaaure Inland elec
tronlca achool waa Antonio Unlve,
8 1c, vlaltlng his mother, Mra.
Mildred Unlve. Tony brought with
him two gueata, both aeamen flrat
claaa, Al Boll from Iowa and Jerry
Ouerln from Denver, Colo.
Gueata of Mr. and Mra. Pred Pope
for the pant three and one-hnlf
weeka haa been Mra. Stanley Ott of
! Portland. Mrn. Ott la Mrs. Pope'i
I mother.
I Mra. Daisy Holt will be leaving
aoon for Poe valley where she will
operate a ranch purchased recently
by her aon, Homer Holt. With Mra.
Holt will go her brother, Morgan
Smith.
Mrs. Earl Hall and Mra. Robert
Hall Sr., left on Wednesday morning
to apend aeveral daya In Portland,
The women plan to return thla
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Holt have
been apendlng several daya at their
new ranch, the Harrison place at
Poe valley. Carol, Bob and Linda,
poole's 1 1 F.W.BERTRAM 1 1 K-f1-
II. WMIIIini I ED MHIKS KNOW HOW
,or JEWELER Can Make AN V MOTOR
0Uib?hrdS WateRepoiring BURN ESS MOTORS
UZ Ho. Hh 629 MAI.V glh nd Walnut
Holla' children, have been staying
with their grandmother, Mrs. Delay
Holt.
Ottesla at Williamson River till
past week were Mr. and Mra. Frank
del Ourdn and Prank Jr., from Red
ding, Calif.
Mr. and Mra. Chnrlea Warren
left on Prldny morning for a fam
ines trip to Medford.
Mr. and Mra. Lou Kclllaon re
turned the middle of the week from
a trip through Central Oregon and
to Ontario on the Idaho line. Cope
land yarda waa operated during their
absence by a Klamath Falls Cope
land yarda worker.
Mr. and Mra. Leo Jackson are the
parent of a buby girl, born thla
week at Klamath Valley hospital.
O nests of Mr. and Mra, Andrew
Flury lust week-end were Mr. and
Mra. Ben Blackmore and daughter
Betty Lou and Katherlne of Red
ding, Calif. Mra. Blackmore and
Mra. Flury are alsters.
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